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Believer Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
Give me some examples
Give me some examples of the adjectival phrases that qualify nouns.
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They are really enthusiastic. The adjective enthusiastic is modified by the adverb really to form the adjectival phrase. It is the complement of the verb are .
- They are really enthusiastic.
- The adjective enthusiastic is modified by the adverb really to form the adjectival phrase.
- It is the complement of the verb are .
- They are keen on football.
- The adjective keen combines with the prepositional phrase, on football .
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They are really enthusiastic. | The adjective enthusiastic is modified by the adverb really to form the adjectival phrase. It is the complement of the verb are. |
They are keen on football. | The ad |
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Thank you.
How about these phrases in bold letters? Do you consider them as some kinds of adjective phrases?
a change of domicile
a change of job
a master of choice
the smell of dog
I want to ask you why the words "domicile", "job", "choice" and "dog" do not have articles or determiners? I
How about these phrases in bold letters? Do you consider them as some kinds of adjective phrases?
a change of domicile
a change of job
a master of choice
the smell of dog
I want to ask you why the words "domicile", "job", "choice" and "dog" do not have articles or determiners? I
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